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The late January search of a Stamford home for evidence of zoning violations resulted in a man's early Monday morning arrest on a bomb-making charge, police said.
After being pulled over in a motor vehicle stop in Ridgefield, Donald Saturno, 47, of Vine Road in Stamford, was arrested, charged with illegal bomb manufacture.
At state Superior Court in Stamford Monday afternoon, Judge Bruce Hudock raised Saturno's $250,000 bond to $400,000 after the state asked for a $500,000 bond. With assistance from his defense attorney, Abram Heisler, Saturno, who has no criminal record, pleaded not guilty to the charge.
On Jan. 30, police and health inspectors went to Saturno's home looking into allegations of blight and code violations involving more than one family living in the single-family home.
In the basement, police found a 4-inch plastic pipe crammed with metal hex nuts and other metal that may have been the makings of a bomb, Police Chief Jon Fontneau said. Suspicious chemicals were seized and the FBI's terrorism task force was called in to help identify them.
Along with a fortified tunnel into the backyard, police also found a sophisticated camera surveillance system as well as four shotguns placed next to doors and windows. Random debris and garbage along with dog feces were found all over the home and two German shepherds were removed from the premises, according to Saturno's nine-page arrest warrant affidavit.
The Stamford Bomb Squad was called to clear the home of the chemicals to make it safe, police said at the time.
Sgt. Lou DeRubeis, the Bomb Squad commander, said after the chemicals and other items found at the house were analyzed, police were able to get an arrest warrant for Saturno three weeks ago, charging him with bomb-making.
But Fontneau said Saturno was not seen despite daily checks of the house since then; Fontneau said Saturno may have suspected a warrant was pending and decided not to return home.
On Sunday, Ridgefield police stopped Saturno for an undisclosed traffic infraction and learned he was wanted in Stamford; city police officers picked him up Sunday night, Fontneau said.
"During the course of the investigation, police stumbled upon things that appeared to be bomb-making materials ... There were enough materials that were a concern to us and we were able to obtain an arrest warrant," DeRubeis said.
While DeRubeis would not get into specifics about what was found at Saturno's home, the affidavit listed a number of troubling finds.
Along with the plastic pipe full of metal nuts, police also found smokeless powder, often used in pipe bombs, as well as aluminum power, which is used for enhancing explosives.
Officers also found batteries, wires and switches that had been configured and modified and could have been used in an improvised explosive device, the affidavit states.
On office walls, police found pictures of Jeffrey Dahmer and Charles Manson.
Also found was a funeral photo of Stamford officer Marcia Stella's casket with a note reading, "Just keeping score... RIH." When asked about the picture, Saturno said Stella had him arrested, costing him $7,000. He told police that RIH meant whatever they wanted it to mean, the affidavit said.
Saturno admitted to being in the process of making Thermite -- which is used frequently in incendiary bombs -- but told police he was using it for welding applications, the affidavit said. Strewn around the home were numerous martial arts weapons and literature about the chemistry of explosives and Neo-Nazi propaganda and literature.
While talking to an FBI agent assigned to the organization's Joint Terrorism Task Force's Domestic Terrorism Squad and Bomb Squad officer Erin Trew, Saturno would not tell them what he thought of the Klu Klux Klan or the Neo-Nazi movement and was cautions when asked about any groups he belonged to, the affidavit said.
"Donald openly and repeatedly stated that he believed the economy was leading to the end of the world and advised that he was planning for the end of the world," the affidavit said. He said he was stockpiling items for the end of the world and portrayed the survivalist approach of someone not happy with the economy and the state of domestic affairs in the United States, it said.
During this conversation he said the plastic pipe filled with hex nuts was being made to help break up a large rock in his back yard. But Trew said because the device contained shrapnel it is strictly used as an anti-personnel weapon for causing injury and death and not for mining, the affidavit said
When talking to Saturno about explosives, he would change the conversation and begin "topic matters with very fragmented ideas that didn't correspond with each other lacking any sense of logical process," the affidavit said.
Fontneau said he was pleased with the investigation headed up by Trew.
"It was a great investigation done by the Stamford Police Bomb Squad. We are thankful that Ridgefield found him," Fontneau said.
Fontneau said the investigation is ongoing and computers seized in the home are being analyzed.


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Note: This review originally appeared in the Illinois Entertainer. By the way, the April issue of I.E. is now out, with Bruce Pilato's cover story on Carlos Santana; an extensive list of year's offerings at Record Store Day; my review of the new King Of Prussia CD; and my International Pop Overthrow - Chicago preview.
A few other things before moving on to Radio Ready review:
The 21st Chicago Underground Film Festival starts today at The Logan Theatre on Milwaukee Avenue and runs through Sunday, April 6th. For the full schedule of events and special parties, check out the Chicago Underground Film Festival website.
WXRT is holding its annual XRT/Coors Light Opening Day Live Broadcast this Friday at YakZie's on Clark Street, within the ominous shadows of Wrigley Field. Morning DJ Lin Brehmer and news anchor Mary Dixon will serve as hosts, with live performances by Los Lobos, Sonny Landreth, and Tributosaurus. At 10:00AM, mid-morning DJ Terri Hemmert takes over the bash, which will also include guests Billy Corgan from Smashing Pumpkins, comedian/sitcom star Jeff Garlin, and XRT's own movie critic The Regular Guy.
And now on to Radio Ready:
Although the Midwest is well-known as a hotbed of power pop music, for some people that translates to Chicago and its impressive history of bands like Shoes or Cheap Trick. On Radio Ready: Wisconsin - Lost Power Pop Hits 1979 - 1982, indie label Cheap Rewards aims to give the Dairy State its due, and succeeds very nicely. Being a power pop compilation, most of these high-energy tracks deal with romantic relationships, but there's a good variety of approaches within the genre.
"Don't Run Away" by The Baxters was obviously influenced by The Raspberries, but The Pop travel back to the days of Gerry & The Pacemakers for the wistful "Wait A Minute." Garage rock is well represented on this compilation by The Orbits' "The Waiting Game" and "Lies" by The Dominoes. The Minors straddle the fence between punk and pop with "Another Stupid Love Song," and Muscle Beach channels The Ramones while slamming the far right in its revved up political satire "Let's Get Dumb." Most of the bands on Radio Ready are probably long gone, but it's interesting to hear Spooner's "You're The Lucky One," knowing that its core members would go on to form Garbage with English vocalist Shirley Manson.


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Many salves, pastes, poultices, and plasters have been applied directly to tumors with the hope of burning them away. Zinc oxide, bloodroot, and several other herbs are common ingredients. Some marketers claim that corrosive agents (sometimes called "black salves") can "draw out" the cancer. In recent years, scientists have found chemicals that can destroy certain superficial skin cancers. Except for these, however, corrosive agents are worthless against cancer and cannot be legally marketed for that purpose in the United States.
Corrosive salves are often referred to as "escharotics" because they produce a thick, dry scab called an "eschar" on the skin. Their use to treat cancer dates back hundreds of years, perhaps even to ancient times. Their use was fairly common during the 18th and 19th centuries. If a tumor is confined to the superficial layers of the skin, it would be possible to burn it off with a corrosive salve or paste. Unfortunately, products capable of accomplishing this can also burn the surrounding normal tissue and result in unnecessary scarring. For superficial cancers—for which the cure rate with standard treatment is nearly 100%—it makes much more sense to use standard methods that can destroy the cancer with little or no damage to the nearby tissues. Some salves are also promoted for treating herpes, venereal, diseases, diabetes, and lupus.
This idea that escharotics can "draw out" cancers from underneath the skin is preposterous. Furthermore, even if a product could do this, it could not influence cancers that have spread (metastasized) to distant regions of the body.
Some currently marketed escharotics contain bloodroot (Sanguinaria candensis), zinc chloride, or both. However, because cancer salves are not manufactured under government supervision, it may not even be possible to know what is in them. People who use such products without benefit of medical consultation run additional risks. Untrained individuals may incorrectly conclude that a growth is cancerous when it is not. Skin cancers that can spread should be medically investigated to see whether they have done so, and some of these require extensive treatment even though they might not look dangerous to the naked eye. In addition, although escharotics may appear to destroy cancers on the surface of the skin, the user will not be able to tell whether cancer remains under the skin where it can continue to grow without immediate detection.
In 2002, the Archives of Dermatology published a report of four patients who had used escharotic agents instead of standard treatment for a basal cell cancer [1]. In the first patient, the visible tumor was removed and the skin healed. However, a biopsy several months later a biopsy showed that cancer remained under the skin. The second patient successfully eradicated his tumors but sustained severe scarring that required surgery to repair. The third patient had successful surgery for several tumors but was unhappy about tiny scars and the cost of the procedures. When last seen by the authors, he had 2 large swellings covered with a thick central eschar, one on each side of his neck as a result of treatment by an "herbalist." The fourth patient came to the authors with a large basal cell cancer of the nose, lip, and cheek that required extensive surgery to remove and later metastasized to his bones. Several years earlier, when the cancer was in its early stages, he had refused surgery and chosen instead to treat it with an escharotic. The cancer appeared to have been healed, but obviously was not. The authors warned that many of the skin disorders referred to in testimonials published on Web sites that market escharotics were not medically diagnosed so that it would not be possible to judge whether they were benign growths or, if cancerous, had actually been cured.
|The extreme danger of using escharotics products is illustrated by the experience of Ruth Conrad, an Idaho woman who consulted one of the state's many unlicensed naturopaths in 1984. While seeking treatment for a sore shoulder, she also complained of a bump on her nose. The naturopath stated that it was cancer and gave her a black herbal salve to apply directly. Within a few days, her face became very painful and she developed red streaks that ran down her cheeks. Her anxious phone call to the naturopath brought the explanation that the presence of the lines was a good sign because they "resemble a crab, and cancer is a crab." He also advised her to apply more of the black salve. Within a week, a large part of her face, including her nose, sloughed off. It took 3 years and 17 plastic surgery operations to reconstruct her face. During a deposition, the naturopath stated that he had obtained the salve from a woman in Mexico and that he didn't know who had manufactured it. The picture shows the extent of the injured area.
Regulatory Actions
Salves intended for the treatment of cancers cannot be legally marketed. The FDA has banned the importation of all "black salve" products, including Cansema Black, Topical Salve, Cansema Deep Tissue, Cansema w/Lugol's Iodine (topical), Cansema for Cats, Dogs, and Horses, Cansema Tonic I, Cansema Tonic II, Cansema Tonic III, Cansema Capsules, Cansema Suppositories, Bloodroot Paste, C-Herb Paste, CAN-X, Cancerx, H3O, and Healing Formula [2].
In 2004, Gregory James Caton, of Lake Charles, Louisiana, was sentenced to 33 months imprisonment to be followed by 3 years supervised release for marketing several products with claims that they could cure cancer and other diseases. Court documents indicate that from 1999 to 2003, doing business as Alpha Omega Labs, Caton and his employees sold Cancema Tonic III (a purported cancer cure) and H3O (claimed to be effective against athlete's foot, cuts and burns, eczema, fingernail fungus, chronic gas, gastroenteritis, gingivitis and periodontal disease, halitosis, herpes sores, ophthalmia, psoriasis, sore throat, strep throat, and wounds) [3].
In April 2005, the FDA ordered Two Feathers, Inc., of Reno, Nevada, to stop marketing an escharotic salve called Two Feathers [4]
Later in 2005, Lois March, M.D., an ear, nose, and throat specialist who practiced in Cotrell, Georgia, surrendered her medical license to settle charges that she improperly helped Dan Raber, an unlicensed person who treated patients for cancer. Georgia's Composite Board of Medical Examiners had accused March of providing pain management to several patients whom Raber treated with a bloodroot paste, including one man whose flesh was eaten so badly from his shoulder that the bone was exposed [5,6]. Press reports indicate that the FDA raided Raber's farm [7]. In 2007, after March participated in rehabilitative activities, board reinstated her license with an agreement that called for her to continue to have counseling for two more years [8].
In April 2006, the FDA ordered Risingsun Health Alternatives and Herbs, a division of MacAdam Health Enterprises of Livingston, Montana, to stop its illegal marketing of Cansema products [9]. Although the company owner promised several times to stop the illegal marketing, he did not stop. After making several undercover purchases, the FDA obtained a consent decree for a permanent injunction [10,11].
In May 2008, the FDA ordered Best on Earth Products of Las Vegas, Nevada, to stop marketing corrosive salves with claims that they are effective against cancer. The company's Web site had stated:
While historically, black salve and bloodroot salves have been used for melanoma, basal and squamous cell carcinomas. . . we at Best on Earth Products are not legally allowed to make such claims. Such claims made by companies would put these products into the category of "new drugs" based on the FDA definition. Again, we do not make such claims regarding our products."
The company responded by removing the illegal claims but continued to sell black salve products.
The FDA warned that this type of "disclaimer" would not protect against prosecution because other parts of the site (including metatags), had made it clear that the products were intended to treat cancer [12].
In September 2008, the Federal Trade Commission secured a consent agreement with Holly A. Bacon (d/b/a Cleansing Time Pro), who had marketed " black salve" ointment and tablets with claims that both products were effective against all forms of cancer, as well as against hepatitis, HIV, SARS, and Avian Flu and other viruses. The agreement bans her from making unsubstantiated claims about any product [13].
In 2013, a Missouri court ordered Samual A. Girod to stop marketing TO-MORE-GONE (a salve that contained bloodroot) and two other products for which he was making illegal trherapeutic claims. When he continued to sell them, the FDA initiated a criminal prosecution that resulted in a six-year prison sentence [14].
Australia's Therapeutic Goods Administration (2012) and New Zealand's Medicines and Medical Devices Safety Authority (MEDSAFE) (2013) have issued warnings against the use of black salves and other caustic products to treat skin problems [15,16]. The New Zealand report summarizes the outcomes of 13 cases reported in medical journals between 2001 and 2010. Most had very bad cosmetic results, and at least five had recurrence of their cancer.
In 2017, the FDA ordered Healing Within Products & Services of San Anselmo, California, to stop claiming that its Black Salve "will work on malignancies viruses as well as other skin problems such as warts." [17]
Advocacy by Andrew Weil
Andrew Weil, M.D., who promotes himself as "your trusted health advisor," has been a strong proponent of bloodroot paste. His 1995 book Spontaneous Healing states that after reading a letter from a user he "was able to find a number of references about its peculiar ability to dissolve abnormal growths on the skin without harming normal tissue." Six months later, when his dog got a black growth on his skin, he applied a bloodroot paste, noted that "the whole tumor" fell off after a few days, and concluded that the end result was "a perfectly circular, slightly depressed area of skin, with no trace of tumor." After trying it out on a friend, he began teaching medical students how to use it with outcomes that were "consistent and satisfactory." [18] Reading this account shortly after the book was published, I was struck by four things:
- The idea that bloodroot kills only cancer cells and spares normal ones is preposterous.
- There was no mention of a biopsy, without which it might not be possible to be certain that his friend had a cancer.
- Weil does not mention how he determined that medical students who followed his advice had "consistent and satisfactory outcomes." Some skin cancers that are left behind will not become apparent until months or even years after they are treated. Without a formal follow-up study, it is impossible to determine the long-term outcome.
- The naked eye cannot tell where the margin of a skin cancer is located because there can be microscopic spread beyond the obvious tumor. When simple surgery is performed, the surgeon removes the obvious area plus a small amount of surrounding tissue. If the pathology report shows no tumor at the specimen margins, it is assumed that the entire tumor has been removed. If cancer shows at the margins, further surgery is performed. Today, Weil's Web site acknowledges this point by stating "I do not recommend using bloodroot paste, or anything else for that matter, for the self-treatment of skin cancers. It might not get all malignant tissue. Only examination by biopsy can confirm a diagnosis or a cure." [19] However, even this statement is irresponsible because bloodroot paste is not a sensible treatment no matter who applies it. Nevertheless, for more than four years, Weil's Web site carried an article that plugged bloodroot and linked to four companies that would supply information and products [20]
Five More Victims
The book Natural Causes describes what happened after Weil's Web site persuaded Sue Gilliatt of Indianapolis, Indiana to use bloodroot products. According to the book, her primary care physician removed a bump on her nose that was diagnosed as a benign tumor called a fibroadenoma. But Gilliatt feared that it was cancerous and, even though she was given a referral to a dermatologist, wound up buying Cansema from the Alpha Omega Alpha Web site and a bloodroot paste from Dan Raber. The Cancema stung so badly that she was unable to keep in on for the recommended 24 hours and applied Raber's paste instead. Within a few hours after she applied it to her nose, her face became puffy and her eyes were nearly swollen shut. Instead of consulting her doctor, she phoned Raber who persuaded her to apply more paste. Six days later, when she had her appointment with the dermatologist, a large part of her nose had been destroyed.
Two other black salve victims have shared their stories with me:
|Gail Bumpus, of Singer Island, Florida, was the victim of 84-year-old Jerome Craft, M.D., a board-certified plastic surgeon who advertised in the Yellow Pages as a specialist in cancer and burns. In 2005, she consulted him about possible surgery for excess skin under her nose. During the first two visits, without taking a biopsy, Craft said that she had extensive cancer in the nose and that a black salve that he had invented would remove the cancer without leaving any scars. After the salve was applied, her nose became extremely painful and her face swelled "like a pumpkin." Although an emergency room physician advised hospitalization, Craft talked her into remaining under his care for ten more days, during which time she experienced excruciating pain but was reassured that she would be fine. When she finally returned to the hospital, she was admitted for five days and treated with massive doses of antibiotics. When the dead tissue was removed from her nasal area, it was apparent that her nose had been burned off. So far she has had six operations to reconstruct a nose. In 2007, the Florida Board of Medicine secured a consent agreement under which Craft was reprimanded, fined $9,000, ordered to pay administrative costs, and banned from using "black salve" again [21]. Craft died in August 2007.
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A few days after the salve was applied, most of her nose was destroyed.
|In 2006, a woman in Liberty Hill, Texas, developed a small but deep-rooted cancer on the skin of her nose that was biopsied and diagnosed by a dermatologist. Surgery was recommended, but her sister, who has practiced as a "master herbalist" for many years, persuaded her that a bloodroot paste would do a better job. The first picture shows how her nose and the surrounding skin became inflamed. The second picture shows the hole in her nose that resulted. The paste destroyed some areas of bone and cartilage, which meant that when the wound healed, she required extensive plastic surgery. She also reported that the inflamed area was extremely painful for more than a week.
In 2014, the Medical Journal of Australia reported the case of a 55-year-old man who had applied a bloodroot-containing black salve product to a spot on his right temple that he believed was cancerous [22]. Over a 4-month period, the salve burned a 1-inch-wide hole in his head that was so painful that he took narcotic pain medication. He finally sought medical care and was instructed how to care for his wound, which took three months to heal [23].
In 2015, a jury in Montana awarded $139,500 plus costs to Tina McColl for damage caused by a black salve administered by naturopath Michael Lang. Court documents indicate that in 2012, after Lang applied the salve to treat a blemish on McColl's nose, she developed a dime-sized third-degree burn that required plastic surgery and periodic injections to retore and maintain her appearance. McColl appealed the verdict in an effort to have punitive damages added, but the appeal court denied her appeal [24].
Mohs Surgery
Mohs micrographic surgery is a state-of-the-art treatment for superficial skin cancers (basal cell and squamous carcinomas) in which the physician (usually a dermatologist) serves as surgeon, pathologist, and reconstructive surgeon. It begins with surgical removal of the visible tumor and microscopic examination of the specimen. If cancer is seen at the margins, the suspected area plus a thin margin is removed and the process is repeated until it appears that all of the cancer has been located and removed. The end result is a very high cure rate (over 99% for new cancers and 95% for recurrent cancers) with minimal removal of healthy tissue [25]. Melanomas, which are much more dangerous, usually require more extensive surgery. I have had basal cell carcinomas removed from my nose and cheek with Mohs surgery that left no visible scar.
The Bottom Line
Skin cancers should be medically diagnosed and treated. Basal and squamous cell carcinomas located in readily visible areas (eyes, nose, lips, or scalp) may be suitable for Mohs surgery. Melanomas usually require more extensive surgery. The types of products described in this article are extremely dangerous. Their sellers deserve to be imprisoned.
- McDaniel S. Goldman GD. Consequences of using escharotic agents as primary treatment for nonmelanoma skin cancer. Archives of Dermatology 138:1593-1596, 2002.
- Import Alert #66-41: "Unapproved new drugs promoted in the U.S." Revised April 6, 2006.
- Lake Charles man sentenced for selling and shipping unapproved new drugs. USDOJ news release, Aug 24, 2004.
- Cassens BJ. Warning letter to Two Feathers, Inc., and Robert Roy. April 13, 2005.
- In the matter of Lois March, M.D. Before the Georgia Office of State Administrative Hearings. Filed July 26, 2005.
- Matters asserted and statutes and rules involved. In the matter of Lois March, M.D. Before the Georgia Office of State Administrative Hearings. Filed July 26, 2005
- Flesh-eating paste promoted as cancer cure. New York Times, Aug 29, 2005.
- Public consent order of reinstatement. In the matter of Lois March, M.D. Before the Georgia Office of State Administrative Hearings. Filed July 26, 2005
- Breen CM. Warning Letter to Greta Armstrong. April 6, 2006.
- Complaint for permanent injunction. USA v. Toby Carl McAdam and Greta Armstrong, d/b/a/ Rising Sun Health. Case 1:10-cv-00128-RFC. U.S. District Court for the District of Montana. Filed Oct 13, 2010.
- Consent decree of permanent injunction. USA v. Toby Carl McAdam and Greta Armstrong, d/b/a/ Rising Sun Health. Case 1:10-cv-00128-RFC. U.S. District Court for the District of Montana. Filed Oct 13, 2010.
- Cassens B. Warning letter to Best on Earth Products, May 20, 2008.
- Agreement containing consent order. In the matter of Holly A. Bacon, doing business as Cleansing Time Pro. FTC file # 082-3119, announced Sept 18, 2008.
- Barrett S. Defiant black salve seller gets six-year prison sentence. Cancer Treatment Watch, July 10, 2017.
- Black and red salves in treating cancer. Australian Therapeutic Goods Administration, March 19, 2012.
- Black salve – Buyer beware. MEDSAFE, Dec 3, 2013.
- Bracy DR. Warning letter to Stan Weinberger, April 17, 2017.
- Weil A. Spontaneous Healing. New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1995, pp 48-51.
- Weil A. Bloodroot for skin cancer? Dr. Weil.com, Jan 9, 2006.
- Hurley D. Natural Causes: Death, Lies, and Politics in America's Vitamin and Herbal Supplement Industry. New York: Broadway Books, 2006.
- Complaint. Florida Department of Health vs. Jerome W. Craft, M.D. DOH case number 2005-03020, filed May 2, 2006.
- Ong NC and others. Use of unlicensed salve for cutaneous malignancy. Medical journal of Australia 200:314, 2014.
- Malm S. Man left with an inch-wide HOLE in his head after using 'quack' ointment to treat skin cancer. Daily Mail, April 6, 2014.
- Opinion. McColl v. Michael Lang, N.D. and Nature's Wisdom. Montana Supreme Court case number DA 15-0589, filed Nov 11, 2016.
- About Mohs micrographic surgery. American College of Mohs Micrographic Surgery and Cutaneous Oncology Web site, accessed December 12, 2006.
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Former Republican National Committee Chairman Haley Barbour said on Friday that "stupid" and "offensive" comments made by one candidate can have a negative effect on others in the same political party.
"The comments they made were stupid comments, offensive comments and in today's world when a candidate in one state says something, the negative effect of that can spill over to other candidates," Barbour, the former GOP governor of Mississippi, said on "CBS This Morning."
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He was referencing former GOP Senate hopefuls Richard Mourdock and Todd Akin, who both saw their campaigns go down in flames after making controversial comments related to rape.
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The United Nations launched a new web portal yesterday focusing on helping girls and women access job opportunities, training and career advice in the information and communication technology (ICT) sector.
The website – girlsinict.org – was designed to inspire and help young women between the ages of 11 and 25 prepare for and pursue careers in technology by providing them with useful resources such as links to scholarships, internships, ICT contests and awards, tech camps and online networks where they can interact with other women working in an industry that is largely male-dominated.
"It's a little-known fact that women were the original programmers of ENIAC, the US Government's first ever computer. But while teenage girls now use computers and the Internet at rates similar to boys, they are five times less likely to consider a technology-related career," the UN International Telecommunication Union (ITU) said in a news release.
"Research consistently shows that girls tend to choose careers where they feel they can 'make a difference' – healthcare, education, medicine. With this new portal, we're trying to show them that there's much more to ICTs than writing computer code," said ITU Secretary-General Hamadoun Touré.
"As we move towards an ICT-based knowledge society, the rise of apps and the explosion in telemedicine, remote learning systems and research and development make the ICT industry the most exciting choice any young person can make," Mr. Touré said.
"I hope our new portal will serve as a showcase to attract the many talented girls and young women in countries worldwide to this booming sector," he added.
ITU stressed the need for a change in attitudes towards ICT jobs, which according to experts, girls usually see as unfeminine, too challenging or just plain boring. However, the demand for these jobs worldwide is steadily increasing with not enough qualified individuals to fill the gap in the job market.
The European Union, for example, calculates that in 10 years there will be 700,000 more ICT jobs than there are professionals to fill them. Globally, that shortfall is estimated to be closer to two million.
The website seeks to inspire women to consider ICT as a career option by offering them information on the range of options available in the sector as well as provide them with real life examples of how women are already changing the industry.
"We hope our new Girls in ICT portal with its profiles and videos of women in ICTs will be a major catalyst in creating exciting and rewarding new choices for women worldwide," said Brahima Sanou, Director of ITU's Telecommunication Development Bureau. "Encouraging girls into the technology industry will create a positive feedback loop, in turn creating inspiring role models for the next generation."
Source: UN News Centre
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An ulcer is an open sore (lesion). It's normally found on the skin or mucous membranes.
A peptic ulcer is in the lining of the stomach or duodenum. A gastric ulcer is in the stomach. A duodenal ulcer is in the duodenum.
Experts used to believe that stress, diet, and stomach acid caused ulcers. Today, research shows that most ulcers form because of an infection with Helicobacter pylori (H. pylori) bacteria. Other factors play a role, but this germ is often the main cause of most ulcers.
The following factors may play a role in stomach or duodenal ulcers:
The greatest risk factor for gastric and duodenal ulcers is an H. pylori infection. Things that make an H. pylori infection more likely include:
Ulcers don't always cause symptoms.
The most common symptom is a gnawing or burning pain in the stomach. This is often felt between the breastbone and the belly button (navel). Your child may feel the pain more between meals and in the early morning. It may last from a few minutes to a few hours.
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Your child's treatment will also depend on what's causing his or her ulcer. For instance, ulcers caused by H. pylori need different treatment from ulcers caused by using NSAIDs.
Your child's healthcare provider will ask about his or her health history. He or she will also give your child an exam. Your child may need more tests before his or her ulcer is diagnosed.
This test looks at the organs in the upper part of your child's digestive system. For this test, your child will swallow barium. This is a metallic liquid that coats the inside of his or her organs. This helps them show up on an X-ray better. Then your child's healthcare provider will take an X-ray of these organs.
In this test, a small, flexible tube (endoscope) is used to look at the inside of your child's digestive tract. This tube has a light and a camera lens at the end of it. During the test, the healthcare provider may take tissue samples from your child's digestive tract. The provider will test these samples.
These tests are done to look for H. pylori.
In the past, healthcare providers told people with ulcers to avoid spicy, fatty, or acidic foods. But doctors now know this type of diet doesn't help ulcers. In fact, no diet has shown to help people with ulcers. If it seems like certain foods make your child's ulcer worse, talk with his or her healthcare provider.
Some children and teenagers smoke cigarettes. Parents don't always know that their children smoke. Smoking slows the healing process of ulcers and causes ulcers to come back.
Your child may need to take medicine. If your child has H. pylori, he or she may need more than one medicine. Medicines used to treat ulcers include:
Most of the time, medicine heals ulcers and they don't come back. In rare cases, people don't respond to medicine and need surgery.
Your child could have severe complications if his or her ulcer isn't treated well. The most common problems include:
Preventing H. pylori can reduce your child's risk of ulcers. It isn't fully understood how this infection is spread. But the following may lower your child's risk of H. pylori:
Most people with stomach ulcers are cured with treatment. Work with your child's healthcare provider to make a care plan for your child.
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Book Review - Child of Vengeance by David Kirk
Set in pre-Shogunate Japan, where the samurai live with death and with honour in a brutal feudal society. A boy is abandoned by his samurai father and raised by his uncle, a monk. When his father returns, Bennosuke must either accept the way of the samurai or deny his birthright. Life is not really that simple however, as he learns. Musashi Benkei was a warrior of ancient legend, a huge man who wielded a staff like no other. The tale went that he held a bridge single-handedly in order for his Lord and his family to perform dignified seppuku [ritual suicide], slaying dozens of the enemy as they came at him. He died on his feet with his staff still in his hands, run through a score of times and riddled with arrows. Not one man had passed him, and both his, and his Lord's honour were assured. It was held as a paragon of a good death. Bennosuke wondered whether Musashi had ever hit a man until his skull burst open. But then, the slaughter was always so very clean in the old tales; evil men came to the hero, and then they were dead. …. Bennosuke looked upon the blood spattered on his kimono, and saw it had dried a dirty, muddy brown. From Shogun by James Clavell to The Tales of the Otori series by Lian Hearn, I have been drawn to tales of this period in Japanese history. The juxtaposition of profound thought, appreciation of beauty, physical and mental discipline, family loyalty & love, political chicanery and brutal violence can be very powerful. David Kirk adds lustre to the genre, although action predominates over philosophy. Wendy
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The Master and The Dark Knight Rises miss the cut but James Bond smash Skyfall is among the 10 nominees for the Darryl F Zanuck Award For Outstanding Producer Of Theatrical Motion Pictures.
The Producers Guild Of America top brass also announced the five contenders for the Award For Outstanding Producer Of Animated Theatrical Motion Pictures after issuing a news blast earlier in the day to say they would be revealing nominees a day earlier than scheduled.
Visit the official website to see nominees for the David L Wolper Award For Outstanding Producer Of Long-Form Television.
The PGA announced the documentary film category and other television category nominees in November 2012.
All winners will be revealed at the 24th Annual PGA Awards on Jan 26 in Beverly Hills. Special honours will go to Bob and Harvey Weinstein (Milestone Award), Tim Bevan and Eric Fellner (David O Selznick Achievement Award In Theatrical Motion Pictures), JJ Abrams (Norman Lear Achievement Award In Television), Russell Simmons (Visionary Award) and Bully (Stanley Kramer Award).
The theatrical motion picture nominees are:
The Darryl F Zanuck Award for Outstanding Producer of Theatrical Motion Pictures:
Producers: Ben Affleck, George Clooney, Grant Heslov
Beasts Of The Southern Wild
Producers: Michael Gottwald, Dan Janvey, Josh Penn
Django Unchained
Producers: Reginald Hudlin, Pilar Savone, Stacey Sher
Les Misérables
Producers: Tim Bevan & Eric Fellner, Debra Hayward, Cameron Mackintosh
Life Of Pi
Producers: Ang Lee, Gil Netter, David Womark
Producers: Kathleen Kennedy, Steven Spielberg
Moonrise Kingdom
Producers: Wes Anderson & Scott Rudin, Jeremy Dawson, Steven Rales
Silver Linings Playbook
Producers: Bruce Cohen, Donna Gigliotti, Jonathan Gordon
Producers: Barbara Broccoli, Michael G Wilson
Zero Dark Thirty
Producers: Kathryn Bigelow, Mark Boal, Megan Ellison
The Award for Outstanding Producer of Animated Theatrical Motion Pictures:
Producer: Katherine Sarafian
Producers: Allison Abbate, Tim Burton
Producers: Travis Knight, Arianne Sutner
Rise Of The Guardians
Producers: Nancy Bernstein, Christina Steinberg
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The Weather Channel is in a contract dispute with DirecTV that underlines just how vulnerable some cable TV channels are to mobile apps that provide similar need-to-know content.
DirecTV wants Weather Channel to take a 20% cut in the fees it pays to carry Weather Channel, in part because Weather Channel's audience has fallen 19% to 214,000 since 2011, according to Nielsen. DTV has blacked out the channel since Monday night.
The TV audience decline has come at the same time Weather Channel's mobile app has exploded in popularity. Because the app does something useful everyday, it's one of the few apps people download, use, and don't delete when they're bored of it. It was the 10th most popular free iPad app last year. More than 100 million people have downloaded it across all devices.
What's happening, obviously, is that people are changing their habits: They're checking the weather on their phones, and not the TV. It's hard to see Weather Channel reversing that trend, and indeed the station has changed much of its formatting from a 24/7 news cycle with anchors and correspondents to more drama-documentaries, such as "Hawaii Air Rescue."
The channel still gets viewer spikes during big storms, the WSJ noted:
David Kenny, chief executive of the channel's parent, Weather Co., disagrees [with DTV's demand]. "At the time of severe weather, TV is still where people go," he says. DirecTV's request for a "huge" fee reduction "didn't make sense, and we couldn't be the same service" if it was implemented, he added.
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….and that man found the remains of an old truck in the beautiful countryside. Naturally he grabbed the helm of the prehistoric ship and took it for an imaginary sail around the luscious green field.
Don't even think about saying that you have never done this before, because you know you have. Just think about how many times you have been in the drivers seat of a car making high revving engine sounds while rowing the gears of the missing transmission. It's what we do, no reason to deny it. The only question about this image that I have is: "Is that really a hand crank for the engine on the front?!!!" You'd have to be completely nuts the to spin that engine over by hand with intentions of keeping all your limbs. Yikes!
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any critiques of this place would be greatly appreciated.
Colony Cove is part of what is known as "condo row" on STX. (Sugar Beach, Mill Harbour, Club St. Croix, Cruzan Princess). Condo Row is built very close to the WAPA plant to the west of C'Sted and what owners of those rental condos will dispute or not tell you is that the beaches at those condo resorts are often unswimmable. A better bet would be the further west Pelican Cove condos or even further west Gentle Winds.
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Thanks for heads up, I'll definitely check out Pelican Cove Condos instead.
Sorry to debate, but I've lived @ Mill Harbour Condos for 3 years, right next to Colony Cove, during that time the waters have only been closed to swimming 3 times for a very brief time. The Caribbean Sea waters are tested on a daily basis. We have a "tire reef" directly in front that is truly one of the best on island(as per unbiased guests from our rental unit that try all beaches on island)for snorkling. You can personally check the reviews on HomeAway.com #345859, and they make positive comments in our guestbook for others to read. Long Reef is also directly in front of "condo row" if your up for the swim. The sea is also calm here due to our location. Cruzan Princess is not in this area.
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Dairy producers have been so innovative and so good at lowering your costs of production. Now you must arm yourselves with knowledge about the opportunities beyond production.
By Scott Stewart, CEO, Stewart-Peterson Inc.
As our team visits with producers across the country during this winter meeting season, it is evident how much dairy producers want to "know their market." And they are confused by it.
At the Pennsylvania Dairy Summit this past week, I had the opportunity to speak with the group about the markets and what is needed to make good decisions in 2013. In the Q&A session, a question was asked about the disconnect between the futures market and the mailbox price dairy producers are paid. Why the disconnect? And how does a producer make decisions if there is a disconnect?
To be sure, the milk pricing system in different parts of the country is a political quagmire. Beyond the politics, the question remains whether the markets are an effective and accurate picture of what your milk (or feed) is worth. The question behind this question is, "Should I be using the markets at all, because they might not be an accurate representation of value?"
The answer is that all markets are a reflection of information and data and the price you can expect in the future, with all the fundamentals factored in. We must keep in mind that the markets are not perfect. I liken it to the relationship you have with your spouse or your children. Nobody is perfect. Your spouse will have a bad day or overreact sometimes. Your son will come home with a B+ instead of an A sometimes. And yet we respect these people for who they are as a whole. They are an important part of our lives and we have a relationship with them for the long haul. The markets are also imperfect, and it doesn't mean we can't embrace them.
In Pennsylvania, I made the case that managing risk through the markets is an important part of a dairy producer's operation for the long haul. That's because, in the commodity business, prices will always go through boom-and-bust cycles and settle near the average break-even point for all producers. Those who stay above break-even survive; those below will find something else to do. So you have to be better than the average of all producers. You have to continually look for ways to produce better, and capture even a little bit better price.
A producer came up to me after the speech and said, "That's a tough message." I know it is. Our dairy producers have been so innovative, and so good at lowering their costs of production, that the average is getting tougher and tougher to beat. You have to turn over more stones to find opportunity. My hope for the industry is that we never lose hope that opportunity is out there. We can be determined to arm ourselves with knowledge about the opportunities beyond production, so that we can be empowered to take advantage of those opportunities.
An example of that would be applying a consistent, disciplined approach to the markets in the same way that you take a consistent, disciplined approach to improving a herd average. I remember one producer we spoke with in October was so confident that the milk price would climb that he decided to stop his previously consistent pricing activities. Since October, we have seen second-month milk come down $3.98 off of the high. I'm sure that producer is thinking, "The markets just don't make sense." And that goes back to my original point, that sometimes the markets do not behave like we think they should.
If you're looking for a connection between all the news and fundamentals that are available right now and the market price, you may not always find one. That's because, again, the market has all of those fundamentals, plus expectations about future fundamentals, factored in.
Just think about the corn market. USDA's average price projection for corn has historically been fairly accurate and it is substantially above where the corn market is today. When corn sold off a dollar after the highs this fall, we still hadn't come anywhere close to what the USDA's average price forecast was for the year. So as a fundamentalist and a follower of past history and a believer in the data, you would say that corn prices should be going up, up, up right now. Instead they have gone down. The fact is that high prices rationed demand. After that happened, a producer from the thumb of Michigan said to me, "The markets are efficient, aren't they?" Yes. And they do make sense. . . . It's just that the dots do not always connect perfectly and obviously for us as we sift through the news.
Does that mean there is something wrong with the markets? Last month I met with a very large western producer who was absolutely convinced that the markets were out of control. He was very knowledgeable about milk and cheese fundamentals, exports, imports – the whole works. Despite his vast amount of knowledge, he simply could not connect his knowledge to the price action that week. He was completely paralyzed -- not doing anything to protect his prices or look for opportunities.
The reality is that the market already had all of his information factored in, and it's reacting to the information he doesn't have yet. Market prices reflect reality and expected reality. And they are not always perfect. At any given moment, they might be a little higher or a little lower than actual value. It is a futile chase to try and figure it out.
Your time is better spent looking for strategic opportunities. If you are taking a consistent and disciplined approach to pricing your commodities, you can protect against risk as well as look for opportunities to be on that higher side of average. That's proactively turning over stones to look for a competitive advantage. If you are paralyzed and do not engage, you've left that stone unturned.
Some do not like my competitive view of the world, and some might even say that the markets are not fair, that if I end up with an above-average price, then someone "loses" on the other side of that trade. I view that as an excuse not to engage, because buyers and sellers are in the marketplace to agree on a price for a product that fulfills a need for them at the time. The markets are a tool for the benefit of our businesses in this uncertain, ever-changing world.
One very young dairy producer in Pennsylvania posed this question: "You paint a picture of a very competitive, uncertain world. What would you tell someone who is just starting out in the dairy business?" My answer was to keep getting better. Leave no stone unturned in your quest to be better than average. For some that is a scary message. Others will embrace the challenge. In which camp do you fall?
As I stressed in Pennsylvania: You don't have to view yourself as a victim if you set the goal of being a victor. Don't be paralyzed by the market. Rise above it.
Scott Stewart is CEO of Stewart-Peterson, a commodity marketing consulting firm based in West Bend, Wis. You may reach Scott at 800-334-9779, or email him at [email protected].
The data contained herein is believed to be drawn from reliable sources but cannot be guaranteed. This material has been prepared by a sales or trading employee or agent of Stewart-Peterson and is, or is in the nature of, promoting the use of marketing tools, including futures and options. Any decisions you may make to buy, sell or hold a futures or options position on such research are entirely your own and not in any way deemed to be endorsed by or attributed to Stewart-Peterson. Commodity trading may not be suitable for all recipients of this report. Futures trading involves risk of loss and should be carefully considered before investing. Past performance may not be indicative of future results. Copyright 2013 Stewart-Peterson Inc. All rights reserved.


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On-going discussions with Russian Federation on ban of EU pig meat - Statement by Health Commissioner, Tonio Borg
"Following the confirmation of 2 cases of African swine fever in wild boar in Lithuania on Friday 24 th January, interim protective measures have been swiftly adopted by the Commission to regionalise the infected area within Lithuania. On the basis of this decision, the Lithuanian authorities immediately applied all restrictions required by EU legislation.
The Commission has deployed since Monday 28 th January, a team of veterinary experts to assist and advise the Lithuanian authorities. This team has been joined by Russian and Belarussian experts and experts from the World Organisation for Animal Health. It appears that the virus in Lithuania originates from neighbouring non-EU countries where the disease was not contained.
At the same time, the Commission has been in constant contact with the Russian authorities over the past days to apply "regionalization" in accordance with WTO/SPS rules and World Organisation for Animal Health principles. In this framework, the Commission has proposed to provisionally exclude the infected area of the EU from certification of exports of live pigs and pork to Russia, but Russia is not ready to accept. Yesterday, the Russian authorities were again given assurances on the effectiveness of EU measures and provided with evidence indicating that the disease is confined to the southern part of Lithuania.
I would like to stress that the measures taken on the EU side correspond to international standards. I call again upon the Russian authorities to take into account all the evidence presented to them, including the results of the on the spot inspections. I will today resubmit our proposal on regionalisation.
I deeply regret that our Russian partners are effectively banning exports even from EU Member States which are clearly not affected by the incident. The Commission reiterates that in view of the reassurances provided, such a ban is disproportionate.
I intend to meet the Russian authorities as soon as possible to agree on a reasonable solution to solve this problem."
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No. 1 Duke (16-1, 2-1) vs. No. 25 Miami (13-3, 4-0)
Wednesday, January 23, 2013 • 7:00 p.m.
Coral Gables, Fla. • BankUnited Center (8,000)
Play-by-Play: Dan Shulman
Analyst: Dick Vitale
Sideline: Jeannine Edwards
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- Duke is 16-1 on the year after taking down Georgia Tech, 73-57, in Cameron Indoor Stadium. Duke is 16-1 for the sixth time in the last 10 seasons under Mike Krzyzewski.
- The Blue Devils are ranked No. 1 in both the AP Poll and the USA Today Coaches Poll. Duke has been ranked in the AP Top 10 for 105 consecutive weeks and has been ranked No. 1 five times this season.
- Wednesday's game will mark Duke's second true road game of the season. Duke has played six neutral-site games and one true road game this season. Duke is 6-1 away from Cameron Indoor Stadium with its only loss an 84-76 defeat at No. 20 N.C. State.
- Duke is the only two team in the country to be ranked in the top five in the AP and Coaches polls, the NCAA RPI and SOS rankings.
- Duke is 3-1 versus the top 25 with wins over No. 2 Louisville, No. 3 Kentucky and No. 4 Ohio State and a loss at No. 20 N.C. State.
The Last Time Out
- Seth Curry scored 24 points and hit 6-of-7 three-pointers to lead No. 3 Duke past Georgia Tech, 73-57, in Cameron Indoor Stadium. Curry missed his first trey but hit his final six, including all four in the second half, as the Blue Devils improved to 10-0 at home.
- Freshman Rasheed Sulaimon hit 3-of-4 three-pointers and scored 15 points, while senior Mason Plumlee scored 16 points and recorded his ACC-leading 11th double-double of the season.
- Duke forced 21 Georgia Tech turnovers and converted those takeaways into 28 points.
- The Blue Devils trailed at halftime, 28-27, but opened the second half with a 19-4 run to stake a double-figure lead. Duke led by at least 10 points the rest of the way.
- Duke shot 40.0 percent from the floor. The Blue Devils have shot at least 40.0 percent in every game this season.
Numbers Game
- Duke, ranked No. 1 in the latest AP Poll, has been ranked in the top 10 of the poll 105 consecutive weeks. The last time Duke was not ranked in the top 10 was Nov. 19, 2007.
- Under Coach K, Duke has played more games as a No. 1 team (216 entering Wednesday's contest) than it has as an unranked team (141).
- Duke is playing its 194th straight game as a top-10 team in the AP poll. Duke is 162-31 in that span.
- Under Coach K, Duke is 401-162 (.621) against teams currently in the ACC.
- Duke is the only team in the country to rank among the top five in the Associated Press Poll (No. 1), Coaches Poll (No. 1), NCAA RPI (No. 1) and Strength of Schedule index (No. 2).
- Duke leads the ACC in three-point percentage (.422) and three-point field goals per game (7.8 3pg.). The .422 three-point field goal percentage would rank as third-best in school history.
- Seth Curry has 20 or more points in three of Duke's four ACC games. In league play, he is second in the ACC in scoring at 19.0 points per game while leading the ACC in three-point percentage (.571) and three-point field goals (4.0 3pg.).
- Seth Curry has hit six straight three-pointers entering Wednesday's game. He went 6-of-7 from long range on Jan. 17 versus Georgia Tech, tying the school single-game three-point percentage record (minimum five attempts).
- Mason Plumlee has led the Blue Devils in rebounding in 15 straight games and in 16 of Duke's 17 games. He leads the ACC in rebounds (11.5 rpg.), double-figure rebounding games (12) and double-doubles (11). He ranks fifth nationally in total rebounding and second in defensive rebounds per game (8.4 drpg.).
- Freshman Amile Jefferson has taken advantage of extended minutes over the last two games averaging 8.0 points, 7.0 rebounds, 1.0 blocks and 1.0 steals per game. Duke is an impressive +43 points with Jefferson on the floor over the past two contests.
- Quinn Cook ranks second in the ACC in assists at 6.1 apg. Bobby Hurley (1990-93), Dick Groat (1952), Jason Williams (2000-01), Chris Duhon (2003-04) and Quin Snyder (1989) are the only Blue Devils to average over 6.0 assists per game in a season.
Duke-Miami Series History
- Duke leads the all-time series 15-3, including an 8-2 mark in Coral Gables, Fla.
- Duke is 15-2 against Miami under Coach K.
- Miami won last year's meeting, 78-74, in Cameron Indoor Stadium. The win ended a streak of five straight Blue Devil victories in the series.
- Duke has won 15 of the last 17 meetings with Miami.
- Seth Curry averages 12.7 points per game in his career versus Miami. Curry scored all 38 of his points against Miami in the two meetings in 2011-12.
- Duke vs. the Atlantic Coast Conference
- Duke is 900-490 all-time in the regular season against teams currently in the ACC (includes games when those teams were not members of the ACC).
- Under Mike Krzyzewski, Duke is 338-141 against the ACC in the regular season and 53-18 in the ACC Tournament. Krzyzewski ranks second in ACC history with 391 career league wins.
- Duke has dominated the ACC regular season since 1997, logging a 207-53 record during that span which is 34 more wins than the next closest school.


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Author Notes: I've been monkeying for a bit trying to make some sticky buns that have all the decadent gooeyness of standard sticky buns, but a little fresher flavor. When we bit into these this morning, I knew they were it. The inspiration for them comes from a number of different places. I started by wondering if Joanne Chang's (of Flour bakery) focaccia dough would work for sweet rolls. It is, quite possibly, my very favorite bread dough—amazingly rich, tender, and pillowy, but enriched only by olive oil (quite a bit of it!). This gives it a lovely floral olive oil flavor.
This made me think of olive oil cakes, and how delicious they are, particularly olive oil cakes with a bit of orange fragrance. So, I decided to make a sticky filling with orange zest and juice, plus a little squeeze of lemon juice to add some refreshing extra acidity. This part is similar to the various recipes for lemon sticky buns that were flooding the interwebs a while back.
Then, looking at Melissa Clark's recipe for olive oil and orange cake, I noticed there was buttermilk in the batter. Playing off of this flavor, I decided to make a buttermilk glaze, sweet but with the light tang of buttermilk. I decided to keep the flavors of the dough, the filling, and the glaze different from each other, because I felt each blended with and added beautifully to the others and didn't all need orange notes. However, if you'd like more orange throughout, add a teaspoon of orange zest to the dough, and replace a little of the buttermilk in the glaze with orange blossom water to taste. —fiveandspice
Food52 Review: These delicious buns are wonderful. You'd never know that the dough was originally focaccia. Work quickly when cutting the buns since the filling is quite liquidy and can seep out from the roll, and you probably won't need all the juice for the filling. I loved the orange and olive oil combo and the little bit of acid in the icing is perfect. —Stephanie Bourgeois
Makes: makes 18 smallish buns, 12 larger ones
For the bun dough:
1 3/4
cups warm water
teaspoon active dry yeast
tablespoons sugar
teaspoons salt
4 3/4
cups all-purpose flour, divided
cup good, fruity olive oil
For the orange filling and buttermilk glaze:
cup granulated sugar
zest of 2 oranges
tablespoons fresh orange juice
tablespoon fresh lemon juice
tablespoons buttermilk
cups sifted confectioners' sugar
- In the bowl of an electric mixer with a bread hook, combine the warm water, yeast, and sugar, and allow to stand for 5 minutes to let the yeast foam.
- Add the salt and half of the flour. Turn the mixer on low, and continue to add the rest of the flour allowing the mixer to mix it all together. When the dough has come together in a shaggy ball (this may take slightly more or less flour—err on the side of a slightly sticky dough to keep it from being tough), pour in the olive oil in a drizzle as the dough hook keeps stirring.
- On a medium-low speed, let the dough knead for 4 to 5 minutes. (All of this mixing and kneading can also be done by hand.) When the dough is smooth and satiny, gather it together and turn it into a deep, oiled bowl. Cover the bowl with plastic wrap or a damp, clean kitchen towel, and put somewhere warm to rise until doubled in volume (mine took about 90 minutes, but my apartment is a bit chilly).
- While the dough rises, make the filling. Combine the cup of sugar with the orange zest. Allow to sit for a couple of minutes while the zest releases its oil into the sugar. Then, rub it together until well mixed and slightly moist. Next combine the orange and lemon juice and stir it into the sugar a bit at a time until you have a thick mixture about the consistency of wet sand (you may not use all of the juice). Set aside.
- Butter a 9- by 13-inch baking pan. When the dough had risen, punch it down and turn it out onto a lightly floured surface. Roll it out into a large rectangle that is a bit under 1/2-inch thick.
- Spread the filling mixture onto the dough, leaving a 1/2-inch border empty along one of the long ends. Roll the dough up tightly like a jelly roll starting at the long end without the border. Slice into either 12 or 18 equal slices.
- Pinch one of the cut sides of each slice closed as much as possible, to help keep the filling in (it will leak out some anyway, but it will work out fine). Then fit the slices into the buttered pan, with the pinched sides down and the un-pinched cut sides up. Cover and allow to rise for another 45 minutes to an hour, until puffed. You can also put the rolls in the refrigerator at this point and let them slow rise over night and bake them in the morning. If you refrigerate them, just let them stand at room temperature for about 15 to 20 minutes before putting them in the oven.
- When ready to bake, heat your oven to 350° F. Bake the rolls for 35 to 40 minutes, until the rolls are nicely browned on top and baked through. Then remove from the oven.
- While the buns are baking, make the glaze by whisking the buttermilk into the confectioners' sugar bit by bit until it is the consistency that is thick but pourable. When the buns are finished baking, spread the glaze on the warm buns. Serve warm, preferably with some espresso or strong coffee, and moist napkins for cleaning off your deliciously sticky fingers.
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This one is going to be a little different due to the nature of releases this year. All will become apparent as I meander through things. The nature of what I do on an almost daily basis i.e. putting together radio shows/podcasts and running a record label means that a serious amount of individual tracks come in for potential airplay or indeed for release on the label. So trying to do a definitive list of the "best" is nigh on impossible – if they made it onto the podcast or got released by the record label they are, because they got through that gateway, "better than the rest" so i'll generalise…..and this is in no sort of order of importance as I love them all with equal fervour……with the stuff at the bottom of the page being the "top of the pops" as it were
The Moss Brothers – various releases by Ian and Neil under various aliases – the work rate of Ian Moss is legendary, add his sibling into the mix and you have a an even faster production line of fascinating music – whether it be Ian & Neil, Sebastien the Tortoise, A Magpie and a Goldfish, or 2 Big Brothers it's all great.
Taser Puppets : Fossil – their latest EP and first with German Shepherd proved to be their best yet. A health scare for front man Shaun put things on hold for a while but a barn storming set at the Salford Music Festival but them back on the North West musical map.
Alana Bondi : Alana Bondi EP – another artist who battled through health problems in 2015/6 to deliver a remarkable debut EP and stunning video to the opener "Four Walls" plus a run of shows including the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
The Sideshow : How It Goes – a remarkable single, pure pop for now people as Nick Lowe once said. Should have broken through this one and still a mystery as to why it didn't.
The Screaming Love Collective : Three Singles – proof that repetition in music is still potent as a way of delivering ideas that are fresh.
The Mind Sweepers : The Mating Game – Vicky Middles asked if we could help out with this one and we were pleased to get involved. They call themselves genre defying and they certainly deliver on that score.
Bouquet of Dead Crows : Epicentre – a great collection of alternative versions, live cuts and a remix crowned a great year for the "Crows" – a new album is in the pipeline and an album of radio sessions is promised for the new year.
The Madding Crowd – a good year, a great EP, an epic EP launch and a sense of renewed promise and hope for this north Manchester band.
Stalagmites : Between City and Cellar Door – back with a bang with a great EP, Brad Lynch is one of the best songwriters Salford has delivered with fantastic lyrics and epic tunes.
The Parish Church Fire : Locamente – another one where I sit here with a puzzled expression wondering why it wasn't huge.
Staggs : Adult Loonies and A Rum Do – when I am fed up I turn to Staggs to cheer myself up – the diversity across these two releases is a testament to the skill and inventiveness of Ridley and Scott – punk, electronica and krautrock, there's something for everyone.
The Get : The Private Men EP – The Get are remarkable, their lo-fi approach to what they do, their relentless charm and enthusiasm is infectious. A great collection of songs.
Moff and Moss – aside from a remarkable debut album an epic single which dwelt on Mr Crowley and other strangeness. Expect new stuff in the New Year which is development at the moment – it will all become clear at the gig at the Castle in March!
Rose and the Diamond Hand : Universe Is Woman – should be huge, a remarkable voice, an amazing band, and a great live show, add a fantastic debut EP and you have a great year for Rose and co.
and the top three
3. KIT B – Weird Water – impressive song-writing from a great live band who broke into the festival circuit this year and garnered some impressive live reviews
2. m.t. scott – The Broken EP and 13 Queer Street – Michael left the wonderful world of Staggs for a while to create two collections of aural wonderment. Cinematic in their scope and impressive in their musical depth he is clearly a creative force that requires/demands/deserves a wider audience. I've been lucky enough to listen to these collections develop from ideas into fully formed pieces of aural magic.
1. The Graney and Moore Singles Releases – throughout the year Dave and Clare have released a digital single a month (more or less there will be one in January) in an effort, I believe, to escape the usual routines in the music industry. I can't decide which is the best amongst any of them, so I'm bringing all ten into a collective number one, but if you were to push me the latest one "I Ain't Hi Vis" is probably my favourite. The variety across this set of releases is impressive, the trademark Graney wit is in full effect, and musically, as is always the case, they are top notch. Notably there is more than a bit of a jazz tinge than is usual which of course ticks a lot of boxes for me. You can grab them all at the DG bandcamp page. For the record the releases were:
I'm a Good Hater
This Is the Deadest Place I've Ever Died In
I Been Trendy
Drifting Donna Reed
Are You Out Of Your Mind? (Get Back In)
You Need a Kleek, Klook
Rupert's Pet's Grave
Matey, From On High
Let's Kick this Mob Out
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